Investigate Missing Person, Missing Person Investigation

Missing person investigation, in Australia, is hindered by our tight Privacy Laws. For private investigator assistance phone 1300 966 103, or email us [email protected], free quotes.
People are so convinced that telling anything is a breach of someones privacy that they can feel it prevents telling about something important like a missing person search. It takes a good talker to obtain information, sometimes. It takes experience, and access, to search electronically. On ground searches, to find someone, can be more expensive.
Private investigators cannot access traffic camera's or bank accounts; we have to work within the current laws, the Privacy Act is not your friend, when searching for someone. When you need to find a missing friend, relative or witness, to locate someone in Australia, contact us for a free quote. This country is vast, and sparsely populated in its interior.
The distance between towns, and cities, in Australia, is something that catches overseas visitors unawares, as does our climate, at times. For some of these matters physically tracking where a person went can be the only option, after you have taken the correct steps to officially report them missing.
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Time is your enemy, when conducting a true missing person search, searching to find someone; in these cases the first port of call must be the police. Where you suspect potential self harm, or a threat, please ensure you notify the police either through the local number, or 'OOO' for emergencies, in Australia. Where you are searching for a missing relative or family member time can still be your enemy. For females they may marry and change their name, people may move around, leave the country, or be incarcerated in prison. A private investigator is the option where police cannot, or will not, be involved.
People may move away, may die, both people with information and/or the person you seek. Some people with information may also lie, for their own reasons. Witnesses who don't want to be found, or are mobile, which also can present a challenge. Skiptracing debtors, who really don't want to be found, can be even more of a challenge, when locating someone in Australia, who doesn't want to be found. A private investigator service caters to this requirement.

If searching for birth parents sometimes the best place to start is with an older relative, your mother or father, an uncle or aunt, with a cup of tea and a TimTam (they work for me, some prefer cake!); an honest talk may give you a good start. For adopted children there are other potential assistance areas such as JigSaw or the Salvation Army. It is difficult to search for someone in Australia, locate someone in Australia, find someone in Australia. When you decide you need an Australian private investigator, private detective, to search for someone, to investigate a missing person or lost contact, for your search Contact Us.
When you need to search for someone in Australia, locate someone in Australia, find someone in Australia, we are an Australian service. We have years of experience conducting searches, to locate someone in Australia, skip tracing, locating a birth parent, trying to find an old friend. We have successes, we have failures, but we have experience in dealing with the Privacy Act, and we have access to paid indices, as well as knowledge of publicly available information, and where to find it. Contact us when you need to search for someone, in Australia.
The cost to search for someone in Australia, locate someone in Australia, find someone in Australia, is based on the difficulty involved. The two hardest searches are for a person who has 'just' moved, and for a person you have not had contact with for a long time. Searching for a female, after a length of time, is also difficult, due to potential name changes.
Government majority owned enterprises like Telstra, who shut down Australian reverse search indices, which let you and search by for old neighbours after they pulled apart and reassembled the white pages in a searchable format, also haven't helped (Telstra sued, because only Telstra had the 'right' to the information> Government legislation, so the all powerful major owner shut the door on that).
It is not impossible, just difficult, for a private investigator to search for someone. Australia has a veneer of privacy, over a Government overwhelmed with the need to spy on the citizens. They don't want you to find each other, they just want to be able to keep tabs on you. The information is more freely available in the United States, the UK, and South America. They still have some freedom.
France is a problem, because everything seems compartmentalised by area. Germany is similar. It is worth noting they are two countries who are also struggling with other issues. We do complete International searches, we have contacts in these countries, and we do pull more than a few rabbits out of hats. Searching in Europe is far more expensive than Australia. South America is not as bad.
Be wary of anyone who promises they WILL definitely find someone, or get some information, because, in Australia, it is challenging. We are an experienced private investigator, private detective, private investigation, and surveillance, service; what we do is legal, call us.